drastically
drastically — 副詞
1. to an extreme degree, creating a change that is large enough to be noticed immed
大幅地
程度很大且影響明顯
to an extreme degree, creating a change that is large enough to be noticed immediately or felt strongly
After the flood, James and his neighbors drastically cut their water use.
洪水過後,James 和鄰居大幅減少了用水量。
collocation: drastically cut [use/spending]
The fever dropped drastically once the doctor started the stronger medicine.
醫師開始用較強的藥後,燒就大幅退了。
Rin's daily routine changed drastically when her twins stopped napping.
當雙胞胎不再午睡時,Rin 的日常作息劇烈改變。
pattern: change drastically when ...
The new hearing aid drastically improved Tamar's ability to follow conversations.
新的助聽器大幅提升了 Tamar 跟上對話的能力。
collocation: drastically improve [ability/results]
The kitchen looked drastically different after Romi painted the cabinets white.
Romi 把櫥櫃漆成白色後,廚房看起來完全不一樣了。
adjective pattern: look drastically different
- change drastically
- cut drastically
- reduce drastically
- improve drastically
- be drastically different
- sharply
more neutral and especially common with numbers, prices, and rates
- dramatically
emphasizes how striking or surprising the change feels
- radically
suggests a root-level change in nature or structure, not just size
文法句型
drastically + change/cut/reduce/improve
be/look drastically different
用法筆記
Most often used with verbs and adjectives that describe a large change, such as cut, reduce, change, improve, or different. It often suggests a result people notice quickly, and many contexts carry a serious tone even when the change is positive.
常見錯誤
同根字
- drastic形容詞B2
常見搭配
常用片語
- change drastically
- cut drastically
- be drastically different